tieti Wired Mechanical Keyboard, RGB Backlit Ultra-Compact 65% Layout 67Keys Gaming Keyboard, Hot Swappable Keyboard, Goten Blue Switch

Ive got a few different setups in my house, so Ive got several keyboards I switch in and out of various setups. Ive got a smaller backlit wired mechanical keyboard and Ive enjoyed it very much. That being said, ever since I opened up this mechanical keyboard it has become the keyboard for the setup I use all day. I love it. It has a great feel, and the backlight is nice like any other. The benefit of this one over my old one is that it is swappable. I dont have any other keys yet, but Ive always wanted to get some that are custom. The tool they included is basic but useful. Allowed for an easy pull. Just go ahead and purchase this keyboard already :) I downloaded the keyboard software and love the keyboard even more now. I havent set up any macros yet, but can definitely see myself doing so in the future. I like that the main view allows you to easily see what keys can be changed/swapped. My understanding is that you need to set up the macro in the macro tab, THEN go to the main tab and select the key you want to trigger the macro, click on it, and then select the specific macro from the macro option. Also, the various backlight settings are a lot of fun. Theyre easier to scroll through in the lighting tab on the software, and can actually be adjusted on the software in more ways than you can with just the function keys on the keyboard. If youve got a specific color aesthetic for your computer setup, you can even opt for a custom color instead of the main RGB that you can flip through using (Fn+ |)

I got the black version with red switches. Overall a great keyboard. I really like the key caps. The legends are printed with a fairly normal font with the extra functions printed on the front side. It keeps the top uncluttered at a glance. The LEDs shine beautifully through both legends. The keyboard is surprisingly weighty for its size. It hasnt slid around that much on my smooth top table. Like any good keyboard the LEDs can be controlled. Theres the usual patterns and buttons and even a few more than the standard. As with most mini format keyboards there are always some choice keys missing. One I will sorely miss is the lower right Control key. Instead theres a gap between Function and the arrows. The gap can be used as a landmark when navigating without looking, but I sort of wish there was a control key instead. I use right Alt way less than Control. Strictly for gaming its fine but outside of that youll quickly find your favorite keys arent there. Supposedly it has a long battery life but itll live its life fully wired.

Got this product for my son who is a gamer. He loves it, this keyboard changes to different colors.

This keyboard is a mechanical keyboard, it has many different light settings

I really, really like this keyboard. It’s tiny, but retains the arrow keys (without relegating them to alternate function on other keys). It’s light, but well-built. The backlighting is great and the double-shot key caps cleanly made and are very legible. The alternate functions are uniquely printed on the side, user-facing of the keys. More interestingly, however, is the alternate functions are included in the double shot shine-through, so are completely visible with the backlighting. I haven’t had another keyboard like this (they usually dye-sublimate the alternate functions). I’m really, really happy about this, as I can’t tell you how many times wished I could easily see the alternate functions in a dark room. It has 3 modes of communication and allows how-swapping of the switches.The 2.4ghz receiver stores securely in the top edge of the keyboard, and once inserted, is flush with the rest of the keyboard, making it nearly impossible to fall out if you’re toting this kb around. The housing of the board is really well made and includes dual-height kickstands, which is always nice to have. wireless function switch is easily accessible and clearly marked. The branding is kept to a minimal with only a tasteful logo included to the left of the arrow keys on the base plate of the keyboard. The board is bezel-free, which I usually don’t care for, but it looks great and I love that it keeps this board as small as possible. I really don’t have any negatives to complain about here. The makers did a great job of including just about everything you can ask for and not eliminating any desirable features to cut cost. The board is very comfortable to type in and it’s tiny enough to throw in a backpack to take with you. I absolutely love the shine-through alternate functions. This is my new favorite small keyboard and I’d highly recommend it to anyone looking for a TKL. This is definitely one of the best keyboards I’ve used in a while.

so the switches are off brand browns not sure whos but they dont feel lubricated and they have the sound to prove it its very grindy is the best way to explain it feels like cheap plastics when your typing which isnt the fault of the keyboard but may be the fault of the manufacturer not taking the time to properly lubricate the springs im going to try to lube them myself and see if this fixes the problem but the keyboard is really nice and looks alot like my corsair k60 keyboard i have

Got this keyboard for my sister as her keyboard is giant and bulky. This keyboard is slim and great! The keys feel and look great, and they sound pretty good. I did change out some of the keycaps for her , super easy process and was very smooth. Works great, no issues, and is a great price. We’re using it wired so I cannot say how well the Bluetooth is. I also used my own keycap puller as the type that came with the keyboard is the kind I dislike, so uh yeah. But everything else we’ve used and tested and use right now, so it’s great! I’d reccomend this to someone looking for a gaming keyboard under 100$

I could not, for the life of me, get the Bluetooth on this thing to work. I finally gave up and just plug it in. While that’s fine, it is frustrating that I can’t use it wirelessly as is marketed. Besides that, quality seems to be there and it’s comfortable and nice to use.

So, anyone whos read my reviews knows I generally do not get on well with Bluetooth devices, and not for a lack of trying. Either the radio on my PC flakes out, or I cant get multiple devices paired without forcing one device to forget the BT devic, or something else will go squirrely. Not so with this keyboard. Function + J, K, or L for about 3 seconds puts it in paring mode for one of three different devices, and then its as simple as tapping Function+one of those keys. Thats literally it. Make sure to have your host device scanning for BT devices before you start, as the pairing window is surprisingly short (NOT a bad thing, saves battery life when its not constantly seeking) Okay, so how is it as a keyboard? If youve ever typed on a mechanical keyboard, then this will feel extremely natural to you. I went with the Cherry MX Red switches because I type on a Cherry MX Silent (aka Pink) Corsair keyboard as my main, full size board. But I wanted something I could easily use in my lap while gaming at my 4k TV or with my iPad, and this is perfect for me. The keys are full size, just scrunched together slightly, which you honestly will not even notice until you reach for the rarely used pageup/down/etc. keys, then youll have to glance down to find them, just like any other compact keyboard. Build quality feels really good. I would not (and will not) think twice about throwing this beauty in my backpack/day bag alongside my iPad. Speaking of, I have a nice case for my iPad, with a keyboard built in. Its actual Hell as a touch typist, trying to use that thing. The chicklet keys feel like Im trying to tap dance on a thin layer of ice over a frozen pond, my fingers slip off the home keys constantly. Its just miserable. This mini-kb just became my new best traveling companion honestly! It even worked right away when I tested it with my phone, so texting (when Im able to sit down and bring it out) will never be the same again. All in all, I love it. Im not big on RGB, but thats easy to turn off (Fn + DOWN arrow a couple of times, or Fn + Backspace) but it is useful for checking your battery life (Fn + Enter), knowing if its in BT Pairing or connected modes, etc. Final thoughts: theres some keyboard software you can download for it off the TIETI website for more advanced features, like macro programming, changing the RGB, etc. but I didnt bother with it since I dont plan to use this keyboard at my PC. But its there if you want to give it a try. :)

Super cute colors to play with, very responsive yet not too clicky with its mx cherry switches. Love it. Works great with my iPad Air 5